Having said that, this has basically already been Disney’s policy in the past whenever the resorts and theme parks are especially busy and parking is at a premium. If driving, guests are required to show either a valid room reservation or advance dining reservation when checking in at the hotel’s guard stand before parking. With numerous health and safety measures in place as a result of the pandemic, actually gaining entry to the resorts is a bit trickier than it was in the past. Resort Hopping at Walt Disney World in 2021ĭue to Covid-19, you might be wondering, “Can you go to Disney resorts without staying there in 2021?” And the answer is yes, but it will take a little more planning than it has in the past. This way, not only do you get to enjoy other parts of Disney World that you wouldn’t normally be able to and save yourself some cash in the process from not having to book one of Disney’s more spendy hotel rooms, but it’s also a great way to test out a resort that you may be interested in staying at in the future. Then, head back to wherever it is you’re staying. Well, it’s basically what I started out doing with my family all those years ago – visiting hotels at Disney to drink in the ambiance (and maybe a cocktail or two), appreciate the details, and take advantage of the perks they offer.
“What is resort hopping?”, you might ask. So, it’s no wonder that I found myself working in the hospitality industry, or that resort hopping just happens to be one of my favorite things to do at Disney World. Not to stay, but just to wander around, check things out and, for me, imagine what it might be like to stay there. I can remember popping into hotels with my mom and siblings while we were on vacation. You just feel like an adventure (or well-deserved rest) is about to happen. I’m talking about the design, the thoughtful amenities that have been put in place that most people take for granted, the infectious energy that washes over you when you walk through the doors. Not just staying in them, although that’s great too. I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I love hotels. One of my favorites is resort hopping.ĭisney World resort hotels are filled with design details, dining, and activities that are every bit as magical as what you’ll find past the theme park turnstiles – and best of all, enjoying much of it can be completely free or very low cost.īut, just how do you get around to the different Disney World hotels? And once you’re there, what can you do? Learn the ins and outs of this underrated Disney activity in this comprehensive guide to Disney World resort hopping.
The theme parks may get all the credit when it comes to having fun at Disney World ( water parks and mini-golf too), but there are plenty of other things to do at Disney that don’t require a park ticket.
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